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The further adventures of Ralph Krimson and the troupe Garçon/Thierry, along with the descendants of the Kleinkinder clan that escaped the Terran solar system during the Great Disruption. Also, a new menace rears its ugly head as first Nile City than Mars notices the approach of a major anomaly headed toward the Terran sector of space!
B>FONT face="Times New Roman, serif" size=4>Ralph, Sashi and Co. had landed along the Murghâb River, between Imambaba and Kalai-Mor. Fevrier had brought his beta- homing device with him and it would prove invaluable in locating Mercredi in the expansive wasteland that the frau was rumored to have last been seen. They disembarked to get a hands-on lay of the land and to point the beta-device with a minimum of obstructions./FONT>/B>
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The continuation of the "Cassiopeia" series...the first sequel! The MarsShield/EarthCon war continues and new characters are introduced! A surprise savior for the cause makes herself prominent in this installment, surprising herself no end. The world of Kessel and Chloe Wymark changes drastically....a stellar read!
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The Kleinkinder's escape their wretched life in the Centauri system! Chloe settles in as the star of the Provisional Earth government, outclassing her brother Kessel in the East, running a well-oiled machine that was happy to get back to establishing the good empire again. Ralph, Dauphin Avril and Nimitz run into two visitors from the Avedon microverse
font size="4">A-Ten looked awful when Ralph and his men approached it. Showing the effects of partial incineration and a millennium of disuse, it looked even more forlorn and abandoned than when it i>was/i>/b> in use. The mystery of what happened here, exactly, one thousand years ago, gnawed like crazy at the enigma-weary Krimson, because for a good while, A10 was his last link with the Terran solar system. He still gets icy shudders thinking about the overwhelming feeling of foreboding he had here back then. /font>br />
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Oswald Nineveh views the day’s end in what was the Midwestern United States in the year 2657. In no time at all, he will be in Florida, preparing for the mission of his life. The USA is now called Panamerica, and Florida is now called Mexicoast, and soon, this man will be beginning his day. He is about to embark on a trip that will leave him, his old friend Ralph Krimson and some new friends transformed forever! Among his other friends are a troupe of twelve French acting clones, each with a distinct personality, though they were cloned from only two people. Oswald commands the good ship Cassiopeia, but you will follow Ralph as he trudges through time, space, solar systems, and a thousand-year human adventure. Ralph, Oswald, and their eccentric French friends of the troupe Garçon/Thierry will show you what life might be like six hundred years from now and yet again seventeen hundred years from now!
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strong>The following is an excerpt from "The Last Voyage Of The Cassiopeia",/strong>strong> entitled "Ralph's Diary".... /strong>br />
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strong> I'm on my way to the primeval continent! Unlike Earth, the Sonsuangians don't name their land masses, rather relying on adjectives to distinguish between land mass or major region, so there is the vine or Vineland continent...(it tickles me to call it by the latter, which alludes to Leif Erickson and the Nordic |
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A Subtle Armageddon
by Charles Cosgriff
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 A Subtle Armageddon follows in the tradition of C.S. Lewis and J. R. R. Tolkien in defending traditional values in an increasingly secular culture. It deals with the plight of the last man on Earth, who ought to have had it easy. But he is not the la |
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